Political polarization and price dispersion: recent evidence from the airline industry during COVID-19Jihui Chenjchen4@ilstu.eduhttps://orcid.org/0000-0003-4478-265XJihui Chenjchen4@ilstu.eduhttps://orcid.org/0000-0003-4478-265X
However, cargo has been a lifeline for the aviation industry during COVID-19. Before the pandemic, cargo typically made up around 12 percent of the sector’s total revenue; that percentage tripled last year. Based on data from the Airline Analyst, only ...
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In just a few weeks, because of a lethal invisible enemy, all the world’s airlines and aircraft manufacturers have abruptly gone from the best of times to the worst of times. This devastating free fall is the worst in the history of the industry. The culprit, Covid-19, has ...
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The letter, whichechoeswhatDelta Air Lineswrote to Walensky on Tuesday, shows the airline industry's increasing concern about the impact of the guidelines as Covid cases, particularly of the omicron variant, increase around the country. watch now ...
Covid-19 update page of the Staralliance.com site. Links to member airline websites and their announcements regarding flight status, frequent flyer programmes and further changes due to the Corona pandemic.
(SARS) and COVID-19 are contagious diseases that threaten human life. Risks like these disrupt business operations in infected countries, irrespective of the industry. Given the contagiousness of COVID-19, infected countries adopted various measures to limit contact (such as stopping unnecessary ...
Airlines in the Asia Pacific region have two priorities at the moment – short term survival, and figuring out how they need to adjust to the post-COVID-19 industry landscape.
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